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Heart of Steelby Jennifer Probst
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Logan Grant knew he was in trouble the moment Chandler Santell walked into his office. He agrees to her crazy deal only when she risks all and guarantees him a profit. Behind the scenes a dangerous game of love, power and greed begin to play out-a game Chandler knows nothing about. The payoff is worth millions to the man who can win Chandler's heart.
Chandler Santell avoids men-especially the rich and powerful ones who believe more in money than people. Desperate to save her struggling Yoga & Arts Center, her last hope is the most powerful man in the finance industry, a man reputed to have a "Heart of Steel."
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Both Logan and Chandler grow, discover what it means to love and strip each other of their own defenses, and to see behind one's appearances and exterior. So kudos Jennifer, I was enchanted by your characters once again.
I give this book 4 stars.
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- Publisher:
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- Publication date:
- 08/26/2012
- Pages:
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- Product dimensions:
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- Age Range:
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Meet the Author
Jennifer Probst is a contemporary romance fiction and erotica writer. She's written seven books including novellas for Red Sage Publishing, Decadent Publishing Company, and Entangled Publishing. Her sexy, contemporary series with Entangled Publishing began with The Marriage Bargain, debuting on March 1, 2012 is now #10 on the NY Times Fiction Best Sellers list and #21 on the USA Today Book List. The accomplishment of popularizing her other titles, including Heart of Steel, which was recently re-issued as an e-Book (Kindle-currently #921) and in first edition mass market format. Jennifer writes and lives in the beautiful Hudson Valley in upstate New York with her husband, two sons, and two dogs.
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## FABULOUS. I adored this book. The cover and desription of this book doesn't do it justice. Don't let that fool you, this book is a pleasure. The chemistry between the hero and heroine is off the charts. The heroine is sweet, smart and honest and the hero is hot and so alpha it's actually funny. Oh, and did i mention he's hot? Yum. Highly recommended!
I enjoyed the story and the characters. It was fairly predictable but I couldn't put it down once I started reading.
Good story and well written but short (only 180 pages)
I liked the characters, nice romantic story!
Loved this sexy story
Jennifer is such a great writer! She makes the characters come and alive. I am a big fan and I have all of her books!! Keep up the great work Jennifer!!
Jennifer Probst's plots are wonderful...and sexy.
I thought this book was very good. It was enjoyable.
Loved this book. Now it has a cover and Title this book deserves, as it was republished as: Executive Seduction.
This held my interest and I really liked until I realized that she believed whatever anyone told her. She was very wishy washy about everything until wow!!!!! the lightbulb went off and she believed what Logan told her. It could have been much better without her going back and forth about all that was told to her.
Everything she writes is great
Great characters and love story! Short read and I finished it in one day. I love Jennifer Probst. I wish the story was a little longer, but a good story none the less.
This was a little different but still awesome
I am a huge fan of Jennifer Probst, she rocks as an author. In Heart of Steel you have Logan the business mogul and Chandler the who left the business world to strike out on her own. The two join in a business partnership that soon becomes romantic. The story was well written to bring the characters to life and make you feel a part of their lives. It makes you think about what really matters in your life - and its not about money and power. I loved this book and would recommend this to everyone. I give it 4 stars and a heat rating of 2 1/2.
It was short sweet book. Wished it was longer.
It was OK , A powerful attorney trying to get his lady,
Must read for romance fans! Enjoyable story, just enough sexual tension to keep it interesting! I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a good read.
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Very Diverse – With the amount of diversity at UCF, I am very please to say that it is a very accepting campus and makes anyone feel welcome.
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Greek Students Viewed by Non-Greeks – I am a non-Greek student and I think that some of the Greek activities are a little over the top. I also however are putting myself through college and could never see myself spending that kind of money on party activities.
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I attend school in Central Florida. For the most part, the weather is absolutely beautiful! However, in the summer we do have frequent summer showers.
Buses to and from Campus – The transportation offered at our school to and from campus is incredible. There are about 14 different affiliated apartment complexes that participate in the public bus transportation to and from UCF. Buses, on average, come every 15 minutes and begin running before the earliest class offered begins. However, for students who do not live in this type of housing, do have a very hard time finding parking on our campus.
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Not Quite Sure – I usually steer clear of the on-campus parties, so I have no idea how strict they are about underaged drinking, for instance. I know quite a few people on academic probation though on account of their excessive partying and social life, so I suppose that's how the school cracks down on us.
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I'm so obsessed right now, it's not even funny. v_v
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Triforce Section: Wisdom...I'm apparently wise. lol
What is your favorite character, and why?
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Which one is Skyward Swords? If It's newer, I probably haven't played it. I'm mostly an old(er) school gamer. They just don't make games like they used to nowadays XD
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Makita's saw has an LED headlight that shines on the blade at the cut line. We smirked until we were doing interior framing in a dark basement, then we decided it was pretty handy.
The Firestorm and Ryobi saws have lasers, but I didn't find a use for them. I was willing to try, but their lines were too short to make it across plywood.
Porter-Cable's saws have sawdust diverters atop their guards that can rotate out to connect to a vacuum. Ryobi also has a small vac attachment, but it must be screwed to the saw's upper guard before each use.
Both Milwaukee saws and the Worx model feature rotating handles that let you position its angle relative to the base. The Milwaukees only move the rear handle, but the Worx moves front and rear handles together. The idea is to keep the handle in a pushing position regardless of the cutting depth, but having used a similar Milwaukee saw for several years, I can tell you I never adjust the handle. I just leave it as far back as it will go with the saw set for full depth as I prefer not to have an additional step every time I adjust the blade depth.
Blade changing is easier when one hand can hold the spindle lock and guard lever simultaneously, like on the Hitachi.
Blade-Left Saws. Using a saw with the blade on the side facing you gives you good visibility, but also fills your boots and toolbelt with sawdust and often drops along with the cut piece.
The two we tested were nice, but not our choice as righties. The $140 Milwaukee 6391-21 is very similar to the blade-right Milwaukee model but without the brake, detachable cord, and on-board hex wrench. Instead, it has a standard wrench that is stowed separately. The front handle is also lacking the ergonomic tilt of the 6394 so it can be used by righties and lefties.
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Its obvious that all these etf's are a sham.their just on the other side of the trade buying the market sending it higher while the up volume percentage shrinks the lower the etf trades...then a reverse split and start over..big rip off created here folks...don't buy,,,, ever......................!
This is your ticket to riches, but you are too stupid to read the prospectus.
I agree that it is a ticket to riches. Oh boy do I agree with that. And, I hope it never goes away. I wish I had known about this product from the day it went public.
I also agree that anyone losing money and upset with VXX or other similar etn's simply do not understand how to use these products to their advantage. Instead, they try to time, and jump in, thinking they are going to make that 5 to 10% gain that happened just the other day, and they end up losing 1 or 2%, then 3%, then 2%, then 3%, and when that volatile day finally comes, they get a brief window period, typically in middle of trding day, to cut their losses in half, and if they don't, they just keep losing money and go around cursing about how much of a scam this is.
I personally find much of the other #$%$ going on in the market a scam. At least VXX is consistant with the way it goes down over time! What other trading device is more consistent in its direction, over time, than VXX?
It is amazing that people still play with this ETF. Huge market volatility today, and this thing is down again. LOL, truly a scam. Built to lose money, such an easy short, but as soon as a retail guy does that for a short term trade the thing will spike for a couple of days. Only way this does not hit zero is splits and the fund dumping money in to play with to keep the fund alive.


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Black Elected Officials report on school progress
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TUSCALOOSA | The Black Elected Officials of Tuscaloosa County rallied at St. Peters Baptist Church Monday night to give a progress report to supporters of building a new Central High School in West Tuscaloosa.
About 65 people heard from city school board member James Minyard and state Sen. Charles Steele, who have been very vocal in their support of a third high school being built in the community of the children that will utilize it in West Tuscaloosa.
"We keep hearing all this talk about diversity," Minyard said. "Diversity was not the driving force in building [the new] Bryant and Northridge [high schools].
"Having neighborhood schools is what drove them. We'll deal with diversity when we get around to building Central."
Minyard said that rebuilding Central at 15th Street would make it an inner-city school, not a neighborhood school like Northridge and Bryant high schools.
Northridge and Bryant opened this year. A decision on where to place Central must be made by the end of the month to meet a proposed 2006 opening date.
The Black Elected Officials, of whom Minyard is a member, have pushed for the city's third high school to be built at a site near Palmore Park, also known as the Eutaw Highway site.
Minyard said the city school board, which is considering three other sites along with the 15th Street location and the Eutaw Highway site, has yet to make a decision on the Central location issue.
The city school board is expected to make a proposal to present to the Tuscaloosa City Council, but no timetable has been set on when it will be presented.
"The next step for the board is to request property from the city and the additional funding that we're short of to make this happen," Minyard said.
Plans for economic development of the west side were also unveiled during the meeting.
Architectural renderings of proposed developments such as condominiums, retirement homes and a research and development office for the automotive industry were included in a presentation by Steele, D-Tuscaloosa.
The construction of a 100-home subdivision is already underway at a 29-acre site off of Eddins Road and Steele said there is more to come.
"Quiet as it's kept there is no where else to build but in West Tuscaloosa," he said. "The experts that I've talked to say that it's the only place available for further development."
But Steele said the construction of a school on the west side is a critical part of any future development.
"These [possible commercial developments] are just proposed plans," he said. "The school site is real."
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Interview with Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove on Friendship and Leadership
For Shane Claiborne and Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, "subversive" friendship is about creating God's counterculture in the midst of a dominant culture.
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as i walk toward the balcony where my hero fell, i feel strangely drawn in enwrapped by invisible hands of comfort and welcome. hands that welcome the peacemakers of the world "come and witness the place where a fellow peacemaker fell and inherited the kin-dom of god."
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Taijuan Walker (foot) will play catch the next two days before throwing a bullpen session this weekend in Toronto.
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H.R.667: To redesignate the Dryden Flight Research Center as the Neil A. Armstrong Flight Research Center and the Western Aeronautical Test Range as the Hugh L. Dryden Aeronautical Test Range.
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|Feb. 25, 2013
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|DEBATE - The House proceeded with forty minutes of debate on H.R. 667.
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Vienna, Austria
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Herman Nitsch. Photo: Julia Spicker
Long before Carolee Schneemann pulled a poem out of her vagina, artists saw the body as a battleground for radical expression. Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, Richard Gerstl and other pioneers of early Viennese Modernism depicted the human form as starkly nude and emaciated, exposing its vulnerability to physical and psychological anguish like never before.
But the Viennese Actionists took those ideas even further. The exhibition Body, Psyche and Taboo, opening this month at Vienna's Museum Moderner Kunst (Mumok), reveals for the first time how artists such as Hermann Nitsch, Rudolf Schwarzkogler, Otto Muehl and Günter Brus drew on the art of their revolutionary predecessors to fill almost shamanistic roles as healers of war-torn Austrian society.
Nitsch, who is best known for his performances using blood and dead animals, spoke to us about how Vienna's turn-of-the century artists inspired his work.
Hermann Nitsch: After the stagnancy of art in the interwar period and the reign of fascism, there was barely any avant-garde art. There was a vacuum where nothing was happening. So we were indeed influenced by the radical nature of Klimt, Schiele, Kokoschka, Gerstl, Freud, Wittgenstein, Trakl, and very much by the Second Viennese School—Arnold Schönberg, Alban Berg and Anton Webern. The expressive representation of the body, the potency of the subconscious and the move towards atonality really defined us. We were all influenced by this radical time.
Which one of the early Viennese Modernists influenced you the most?
I have been influenced by so many artists, from the creators of Stonehenge to those who don't even exist yet. But of the Modernists, I would say Klimt had the strongest impact. His wonderful landscapes function like meditation templates for me. In his paintings, the third dimension is missing in favour of an inconceivable fourth dimension. Space falls away and instead we see a multi-dimensional Orientalist carpet. I also really admire Klimt's early works—for example, the ceiling paintings he created for the University of Vienna that were later destroyed by the Nazis. They are the most extreme expressions of Jugendstil, bursting with philosophy and metaphysics.
It will feature photos of some of my most extreme performances. Documents from my early body actions and my six-day play, Orgies Mysteries Theatre, will also be included, as will my first big blood painting from the 1960s, which is six metres wide. It is being lent by the Friedrichshof Collection. I think these works, which feature blood, body secretions, flesh and entrails, are very typical of Viennese Actionism. But the roots were already all there. Schönberg's 1932 opera Moses and Aron incorporated rape, violence and slaughter, as did Kokoschka's play Murderer, the Hope of Women [1909]. [But] an exhibition on the direct correlation between Viennese Modernism and Actionism is entirely new. It is very appropriate that the show is being staged in Vienna and Mumok, which has always championed Actionism. Under the last administration this care began to wane, but it seems to be changing now.
• Body, Psyche and Taboo, Museum Moderner Kunst, Vienna, 4 March-16 May
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I'm the first one to support a genuine chocolate craving. There's nothing like giving in to the magnetic pull toward a bar of dark chocolate. There are days when the craving is so present, so real, that I won't allow reason or willpower to come between the cocoa and my mouth.
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FRIDAY FUNNY: Cats On Guard At The Hermitage
After more than 200 years of service, these hard working cats are being honored in a fashion befitting of their position: an artist has been commissioned to create highly detailed Photoshop portraits of six of the cats, which will be featured in a magazine.
FRIDAY FUNNY: Cats On Guard At The Hermitage
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Most facility management professionals who have dealt with multi-layer projects have surely heard the phrase, "it was like herding cats." Large facilities by their very nature—especially those that are open to the general public and filled with priceless objects—are especially challenging and could be labeled significant feats of cat herding, even on a day-to-day basis.
One of the largest and oldest museums in the world, the State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, is easily one the grand dames of facilities in cat herding terms. From Wikipedia:
The Hermitage was founded in 1764 by Catherine the Great and has been open to the public since 1852. Its collections, of which only a small part is on permanent display, comprise over three million items, including the largest collection of paintings in the world. The collections occupy a large complex of six historic buildings along Palace Embankment, including the Winter Palace, a former residence of Russian emperors. Of six buildings of the main museum complex, four, named the Winter Palace, Small Hermitage, Old Hermitage and New Hermitage, are partially open to the public. The other two are the Hermitage Theatre and the Reserve House.
Under the watchful eye of the museum's director, Mikhail Borisovich Piotrovsky, the massive collection is managed by a staff that's the size of a small army. And heading up the special ops anti-vermin division is a squadron of well herded, well coordinated cats. Yes, cats.
"Sixty-five of them, to be exact," according to Tiffany Jow of Artlog.com, although that count is disputed by some, including one of the full time caretakers featured in this brief video:
After more than 200 years of service, these hard working cats are being honored in a fashion befitting of their position: an artist has been commissioned to create highly detailed Photoshop portraits of six of the cats, which will be featured in a magazine.
"The remarkable series, titled, 'Cats of the Hermitage,' features the regal felines decked out in traditional Tsarist court costumes, as they gaze contemplatively off into the distance." (Source: Catsparella.com.)
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After more than a seven-month hiatus, Tiger Woods is ready to tee it up again on the PGA Tour at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship that begins Feb. 25 in Tucson, Ariz.
So what should we expect from Woods in his first event back? How about for the rest of the 2009 campaign? ESPN.com golf writers Jason Sobel and Bob Harig discuss Tiger's return in their e-mail chat, Alternate Shot.
You know that old saying "The Masters doesn't start until the back nine on Sunday," right? Well, even though we've already had a half-dozen solid, deserving champions and some really entertaining tournaments, I'm afraid the majority of fans -- all but the most die-hard -- have launched a battle cry of "The PGA Tour season doesn't start until Tiger Woods makes his debut."
The truth is, when Woods returns at next week's WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship, he will have missed just one scheduled start (Buick Invitational) in 2009. I don't think he'll have to play catch-up at all; in fact, by midseason we may have forgotten that he missed time altogether.
I know what you are trying to say, but I'm not willing to go that far. I think there is going to be an adjustment period for Tiger. He will be better than ever physically, and you know he wasn't going to come back unless he felt he was ready to win.
As his coach Hank Haney often said, he's not coming back just to participate. Still, the man has gone nearly a year without playing a single golf tournament since the U.S. Open. Granted, he won it in amazing fashion.
You just figure, even with Tiger, that he might need a little bit of time. Not a lot, but some -- a few tournaments perhaps. That is why the return at the Match Play still comes as a surprise. It just doesn't seem like the place to launch this comeback.
Well, you hit the nail on the head -- whether you want to believe it or not. Tiger has so often said -- and this has been echoed by the mainstays in Camp Woods, as well -- that he has never teed it up in a tournament that he didn't truly believe he could win.
The same goes for the Match Play. It could be argued this is an easier event for him to win than a 72-hole stroke play tourney; he has to beat only one player at a time and six overall.
Look, Tiger knows there are going to be millions of eyeballs following his every move out there. You really think he doesn't want to make a huge splash in his return? I know, I know -- wanting to win and winning are two entirely different things, but Woods has proven in the past that a little extra motivation often translates into success.
True, but even at his best, the Match Play has proven to be a strange deal. We all know the format produces many surprises.
Last year, if you recall, Tiger nearly lost his opening match to J.B. Holmes -- and had to make to a great comeback to pull it off. In another match, he went 20 holes with Aaron Baddeley.
I'm sure he does want to make a big splash, but there is the chance he loses the first day. Or what if he does make it to the finals? That's a lot of golf -- more than a 72-hole tournament -- for a guy playing his first tournament in eight months.
You're right. And that leads me directly to the next point I wanted to make: Woods is always about two steps ahead of where he lets on publicly. If he maintains he's going "full-bore" and feels really strong during practice sessions, we should take that to mean he's killin' it right now.
Call it humility, a lack of self-hype or simply a way of not letting his opponents know too much, but Tiger lets us only know exactly what he wants us to know. No more, no less. That said, the rumors are that his game is in great shape down at Isleworth, which should be a scary proposition for the competition.
I wouldn't even call them rumors. Unless John Cook and Mark O'Meara are having some fun at our expense, it sounds as if Tiger is doing quite well. Both of Tiger's Isleworth neighbors have reported good stuff, but even Cook admitted that there is the adjustment period Tiger will have to endure, including getting used to walking again for an entire tournament.
I guess nothing would surprise me -- either way. He could be fabulous starting off or he could struggle, and I'm not sure either one would be a shock.
Let's cut the wishy-washy stuff, Bob. I've been told by our editor that we're supposed to provide some predictions here, so let's start by looking at his chances next week.
As if you couldn't guess by my earlier comments, I think he'll be just fine. I say he makes it to at least the weekend in Tucson -- which would mean three wins and a berth in the quarterfinals -- but then I don't see him losing once he's that close.
So yeah, I suppose I'll take the bait and pick Woods to win in his return, which should serve as the kiss of death; with me backing him, I'm sure some lower seed will "Stephen Ames" him in Round 1, winning 9 and 8. OK, your turn. Where does Tiger finish next week?
I don't see him winning, but not because he isn't capable. It has more to do with the format and how this tournament has tripped him up before.
I'm like you, if he makes it to the semifinals, he wins. I just don't think he'll make it to the weekend. Tiger wins his first two matches, then gets bounced Friday -- which might not be the worst thing, because he avoids those 36-hole weekend rounds.
As if he needed more motivation … I'm sure he'll be happy to clip your prediction and post it on the refrigerator in his Tucson rental house for a constant reminder during the week.
Let's move on to more prognostications. How many PGA Tour events will Woods win this year?
Obviously, he can choose to play or skip any event he chooses, but I've got him competing in the Match Play, WGC-CA Championship, Arnold Palmer Invitational, Masters, Wachovia Championship, Players Championship, Memorial Tournament, U.S. Open, AT&T National, British Open, WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, PGA Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship, BMW Championship and Tour Championship, with other possibilities including the Buick Open and The Barclays.
That's between 15 and 17 official starts. He has won at a clip of 43 percent over the past four seasons (25-for-58), so I'll say he remains right around that number, which would mean about six or seven wins this season.
It is impossible to guess, because we just don't know how good he is going to be. I still say an adjustment period is necessary. Who knows if he'll even be able to or want to play in that many events?
I don't see him adding to a schedule that saw him play just 16 times when he was healthy two years ago. In 2006, he played just 15 times. All along, Tiger has admitted that he needed to make changes in order to take the pressure off his knee; because it was in such poor shape, he struggled to do so. Now what? Is he attempting to swing differently?
If so, could it be the third major swing change of his career? If you recall, each time he did this before, he won just once in that season. I'm not saying that is the case here, but it could be. So I'm looking at him not quite winning at his recent clip. I see a major championship and three total victories.
As far as his schedule, remember: In 2006, he missed nine weeks when his father passed away. The next year, he missed one scheduled start for the birth of his daughter. And last year, obviously, he competed only six times due to the knee and leg injuries.
So really, Tiger could potentially be on the verge of starting his first uninterrupted season in four years. The one thing we do know with certainty is that barring any further injuries or complications to the previous ones, he'll compete in all four major championships.
It's tough to say you're underestimating Woods by picking him to win just one of them, but … you're underestimating him. Sure, there are plenty of others who could prevail at these events -- everyone from Padraig Harrington, who has won the past two, to Sergio Garcia, who finally seems primed and ready to get his elusive first one -- but if Tiger is playing as good as advertised before ever teeing it up in competition, I'll put him down for two.
And I'll even go so far as to say they'll be the first two; I think Woods gets his fifth green jacket at Augusta then follows it up with another victory at Bethpage.
Well, if that occurs, then this long stretch without Tiger really will be forgotten. Then we'll be talking about the stuff we were talking about a year ago -- the Grand Slam.
At this moment, that seems very premature to me, but you run the risk of looking foolish when you doubt Tiger. So let's see what happens. It's going to be fun to watch.


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